Mega Millions jackpot soars to $418 million. Here’s how much the winner would owe in taxes
Mega Millions Jackpot estimated at $540 million dollars. Getty Images The Mega Millions jackpot has spilled over $400 million and would be the ninth largest…
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May’s Resignation Means Brexit is Back to Square One
One word perfectly sums up the events of this week. Disappointing. For some it began with the uninspiring conclusion of Game of Thrones, long-term stock…
Trade and the economy have become the new roller coaster for markets
Traders work on the floor at the New York Stock Exchange May 7, 2019. Brendan McDermid | Reuters Trade headlines could be a big factor…
China Weekly Letter – US Pulls Out the Heavy Weapons by Targeting Huawei
The US blacklisting of Huawei is a clear escalation of the trade war; Xi-Trump meeting in June could be at risk Xi Jinping prepares people…
Weekly Economic and Financial Commentary: Global Economy Pauses, But Will It Refresh?
U.S. Review Housing Looking Up as Dark Trade Clouds Gather Durable goods orders slipped 2.1% during April. The grounding of the 737 MAX led to…
Former hedge fund manager Michael Novogratz says America needs redistribution of wealth
Michael Novogratz, CEO of Galaxy Investment Partners Adam Jeffery | CNBC Macro trader turned bitcoin bull Michael Novogratz is calling for fixes to capitalism —…
Oil Data Champion Sam Madani Explains Oil Tanker Tracking | Podcast
KEY POINTS COVERED IN THIS PODCAST – The hashtag that became a trusted symbol of reliable oil industry news – What oil traders tend to…
Pound Softer after May’s Resignation, Loss Limited Though
News from the UK catch most headline today as, finally, Prime Minister Theresa May announced to resign. Pound’s reaction is generally softer but selloff is…
EURAUD Positive in Near Term, Neutral in Medium Run
EURAUD recorded decent gains in the past month, crossing above its 50- and 200-day simple moving averages (SMAs) to touch 1.6260, a high last seen…
US core capital goods orders tumble; shipments are flat
Durable goods on sale in Los Angeles. Lucy Nicholson | Reuters New orders for U.S.-made capital goods fell more than expected in April, further evidence…
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